BIOGAS IN TRANSPORT BEST PRACTICE FROM BIOGAS2020 - Phuong Ninh & Krzysztof Janko
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BIOGAS IN TRANSPORT BEST PRACTICE FROM BIOGAS2020 Phuong Ninh & Krzysztof Janko – NTU ApS – Fredrikstad, 25th April 2018
About BioGas2020 BioGas2020 is a partnership project within the EU-program Interreg Öresund-Kattegat-Skagerrak. The goal is to build strong networks throughout the biogas value chain. The project encompasses three countries and three regions taking together a major step forward, despite being in different situations and different stages in developing their biogas industry. The project 34 partners work on expanding biogas production, improving processes and creating infrastructure, and opening a market and stimulating the use in heavy transport. http://biogas2020.se/ 25-04-2018
Work Package 5 – Infrastructure and Transport Within the project, NTU ApS is the lead partner of Work Package 5, the aim of which is to stimulate the use of biogas for heavy transport. The activities within this WP include, among others, examining national and international funding opportunities, mobilizing the stakeholder network, setting up a biogas station map, presenting best practices, analysing business models, disseminating knowledge on biogas use through articles. 25-04-2018
Work Package 5 – Activities 5.1 National and international funding opportunities 5.2 Demand and fleet analysis tool 5.3 Political agenda, tools and instruments 5.4 Overview of gas-driven vehicles available in Denmark 5.5 Best Practice Collection 5.6 Guide to establishing a biogas filling station 5.7 Mapping of available gas filling stations 5.8 Development of sustainable and profitable business models and markets 5.9 Application possibilities for compressed (CBG) and liquefied biogas (LNG) 5.10 Research into derivative effects of gas use 5.11 Gas to maritime transport 25-04-2018
Work Package 5 – Results The main results include: • Documenting the lifecycle benefits and the use of biogas in transportation, available incentives, the political framework and gathering best practices • Promoting biogas use in transportation, with over 230 participants from 114 organisations through a number of Roadshows • Mapping filling stations in Scandinavia • Creating a practical guideline for establishing a biogas filling station For more on main products of the following website: https://www.biogas2020.se/aktiviteter/infrastruktur/transport/ 25-04-2018
Work Package 5 – Main reports • Best Practice Collection: Overview of Scandinavian Experiences with Transition Towards Biogas Use in Transportation • Politisk Agenda • Udbudsguiden Biogas som drivmiddel i offentlige flåder • Markedsrapport Oslofjordregionen • Liquid Biogas Business Concept for Coastal Communities • Bærekraft av norsk biogass • Nationale og Internationale Tilskudsmuligheder • Guide to Establishing a Biogas Filling Station at a Logistic Centre • Kartläggning av biogasdrivna tunga transporter Reports are available on the following website: https://www.biogas2020.se/aktiviteter/infrastruktur/transport/ 25-04-2018
What is BioGas2020 and NTU’s role in it? NTU APS 35 PARTNERS COORDINATOR OF 3 COUNTRIES WP5 - TRANSPORT 11 ACTIVITIES IDENTIFYING MAIN SHOWCASING BIOGAS BARRIERS AND BENEFITS IN TRANSPORT OPPORTUNITIES 25-04-2018
Why biogas in heavy transport? 60-80% REDUCTION OF COST-EFFECTIVNESS GHG EMISSIONS LOCAL ECONOMY 25-04-2018
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What is the report about? 30 CASES PUBLIC PRIVATE CSR/ ENVIRONMENT FLEET MANAGERS DECISION-MAKERS SPECIALISTS 25-04-2018
What we wanted to find out? WHY? WHAT? HOW? 25-04-2018
Sweden’s leading the peloton Biogas market potential 100000 54000 10000 1487 1000 461 173 100 17 20 10 1 Denmark Norway Sweden Natural and biogas stations Natural gas vehicles Source: NGVA Europe, 2017; Biogass Oslofjord, 2018; gasbiler.info, 2018) 25-04-2018
Denmark – the incentive desert 25-04-2018
Denmark – the incentive desert ”Gas er den eneste mulighed som er her og så virker” ”Største udfordring er den manglende ” Vil være first movers. infrastruktur” Være de første der fik erfaring inden for kørsel på biogas.” ”Rent politisk har man sendt mange signaler om at tung transport skal på gas, men man har intet gjort for at understøtte det” 25-04-2018
Norway – competing alternatives 25-04-2018
Norway – competing alternatives “We want to be a part of the green change” “Informasjonen bør være mer tilgjengelig enn det “A support system to den er i dag. Sammenheng secure a lower, stable and mellom tilgjengelig more a more competitive kjøretøy, og fyllmuligheter price on biogas fuel is er viktig.” appreciated.” 25-04-2018
Sweden – signs of stagnation 25-04-2018
Sweden – signs of stagnation ”Långsiktiga styrmedel ”kvalitén är det stora för biodrivmedel och problemet, viss gas är produktionsstöd så dålig att motorerna (såsom i resten av på lastbilarna börjar Europa) istället för hacka” användningsstöd” ”Det är lite svårt att motivera förutom miljöaspekten då ”Många inom framför allt lastbilarna är dyrare i hemtjänst upplever att det är inköp, dyrare service krångligare att tanka, det tar och dåligt längre tid och finns en del oro andrahandsvärde” kring tankning av biogas” 25-04-2018
Who is driving the change? Non-public tasks Private Public Public tasks 25-04-2018
Where is the incentive? Instrument Denmark Norway Sweden Fuel tax exemptions ✔ ✔ Vehicle tax exemptions ✔ Other tax exemptions (congestion/parking fee) ✔ Vehicle purchase grants ✔ ✔ ✔ RD&D grants ✔ ✔ ✔ Investment grants/loans (production and distribution) ✔ ✔ ✔ Subsidising supply of feedstock ✔ ✔ ✔ Subsidising fuel sales ✔ Caveat: This table does NOT represent the current state of legislation in the respective countries. The table presents an overview of financial instruments that have been used by the three countries in the recent years. 25-04-2018
A bumpy ride for biogas Drivers Environmental and Public procurement waste regulations Suitability for long- Eco-branding range transport Challenges Total cost of Lack of clear political ownership vision and incentives Lacking Lacking awareness infrastructure 25-04-2018
Light at the end of the tunnel Opportunities Costs should drop over Growing awareness time Circular economy The infrastructure the central to future same as for natural gas economies Increasing pressure to move away from diesel and towards more sustainable fuels 25-04-2018
What are the takeaways? “the change is still “a way to brand the mostly driven by the company” public sector” “appropriate cooperation “strong commitment between private actors and from the leadership” public authorities” “predictable political “need to harmonise the environment” legislation across borders” 25-04-2018
Thank you for attention! Contact: NTU ApS Phuong Ninh Tel.: +45 99 30 00 16 E-mail: pn@ntu.eu https://www.biogas2020.se Krzysztof Janko Tel.: +45 99 30 00 02 E-mail: krj@ntu.eu
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